Produced in 1918 as part of a 2 year, independently numbered run by Remington-UMC. Fixed sights with the three line, two block patent and address markings flanking the circled "REMINGTON/UMC" logo on the left side and "MODEL OF 1911/U.S. ARMY CALIBER .45" on the right. The "E.E.C." inspected frame is marked "NO9666" on the right side and has the "eagle/E88" on the left over the magazine catch. Checkered grips with diamond patterns around the screws, long smooth trigger, wide checkered hammer, short grip safety and flat mainspring housing with lanyard staple. Barrel stamped "S P" on the lug, otherwise unmarked.

Fine as partially refinished. Excellent frame, with 95% of the original blue, showing areas of brown patina, gray along the high edges and scattered handling marks. The slide retains a mixture of 40% original blue and the balance touched up overall with cold blue. Grips are very good replacements, with some minor dents and sharp checkering. Mechanically excellent. Nonetheless, a fine representative U.S. M1911 Remington UMC pistol.